SherpaPak Heart Connector
A sterile tube that is tied into the donor aorta. One end has a bayonet joint that locks into the socket under the lid of the SherpaPak organ canister.
Primary uses
What this instrument is on the table to do.
Donor heart recovery. After the heart is removed, the best-fitting connector is chosen, put into the aorta and tied on with umbilical tape above the slippage restraint (or with a tie gun). It is then twisted into the organ lid until it clicks, and the heart hangs in the canister of cold preservation solution for transport.
Sizes & variants
The lengths, angles and patterns it comes in.
10 mm (35 mm long), 18 mm, 25.4 mm and 32 mm (38.1 mm long). One of each comes in the SherpaPak medium box.
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